Farewell From The WILDside Project
WILDside Project Coordinator Ryan Clark summarises the project and what it has achieved.
Monitoring and Research Blog
Local Wildlife In-depth
Working for the Wildlife Trust - Ryan Clark
Ryan Clark tells us how be found himself working on the WILDside Project and why volunteer biological recorders are so important.
2019 Swift Survey Results
Ryan Clark tells us about the results of the 2019 three-county swift survey and how you can get involved in 2020
The state of nature - turning a corner or being undermined?
CEO Brian Eversham reflects on the latest State of Nature report and how it relates to our local wildlife
Meet the Volunteer - Imogen Smith
Imogen, our most recent Cambridge University Intern tells us what she has learnt volunteering with the Trust.
Meet the volunteer – Ana Jones
Ana has been helping the Monitoring & Research team over the summer months, getting involved with a range of surveys.
A bit of the Himalayas in Cambridgeshire
Our Monitoring and Research intern Ana Jones on the patient mission of removing the invasive Himalayan balsam along Bourn Brook
Monitoring Felmersham Gravel Pits
We are working to manage the site at Felmersham for all species. Josh Hellon (Monitoring & Research Manager) tells us more.
Technology for Nature
Surveying from the air can help monitor species, identify habitat types and track the effect of our interventions – what could our new drone service at the record centre mean for Northamptonshire…
First ever Northamptonshire Biological Recorders Conference
Ryan Clark, WILDside Project Coordinator, tells us about the first ever Northamptonshire Biological Recorders Conference which will take place in September.